Yes it can be reset without going to the dealer and you will have to pay for it. It will require someone with a scanner. How did you arrive at replacing the oxygen sensors. I own a shop and a customer came in Friday with the same codes. Using our scanner and it's troubleshooter guide, we replaced a cracked vacuum line and cleared the codes. Code is gone without replacing anything except for a vacuum hose. A lot cheaper than jumping to conclusions and replacing perfectly good parts.
Due to timing sensors, they are on the camshaft or the crankshaft, can't remember which. Dealer repair about $500, make sure ALL the sensors are replaced, car will run beautifully.
normally all o2 sensors are before and after the catalitic converters. you need to contact the dealer and or Advance auto can tell you how many you have. they will have two wires and a plug you can follow up to it. You can also use a wrench to get them out. You do not need the special socket.
Yes. have a s430 02 and replaced my airmatic pump with out the dealer. pump located on the passenger front side. be sure to check the air lines for leaks.
Take it to an Infiniti or Nissan dealer, they will rape you but should be able to get the problem taken care of Take it to an Infiniti or Nissan dealer, they will rape you but should be able to get the problem taken care of
Yes, as a mechanic at a Dodge dealer I have replaced a few of them.Yes, as a mechanic at a Dodge dealer I have replaced a few of them.
O_2 sensors can be checked by manually heating them with a blowtorch and measuring the electrical resistance at the leads. This method it not as accurate as the equipment that a dealership would be using, and it is not helpful without first determining would the resistance levels should be.
The sensors go bad and are $188.00 a piece @ the dealer.
In my experience, OEM sensors work better than aftermarket.
I just covered them with black tape until I replaced the ABS sensor, then they both went out and I removed the tape. ABS sensors are cheaper on Ebay than at a parts dealer I've learned.
2, both are in the exhaust system .I am told the rear one usually is the one that need to be replaced . local Toyota dealer tells me they hardly ever replace the front one.
the auto parts dealer said that it was 4 oxygen sensors on that car.the 1998 Lincoln continetal
take it to a dealer.